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🏆🥇 The updated standings for Mule Madness are in 🏆🥇 It's the seventh-inning stretch - just two more days to help your team win! There is still time to make your gift today. mulemadness.muhlenberg.edu

To offer insight and help understand the crisis in Ukraine, the Department of Political Science is hosting "The International Crises in Ukraine: How and Why it Matters" via Zoom on Tuesday, March 1 at 7 p.m. EST Head to muhlenbergconnect.com/ukraine to sign up. muhlenberg.edu/news/2022/ukra…

Today’s #TraditionTuesday is one every recent Mule will recognize: Sack Day! Created in the '80s as part of “Movement Workshop for Dancers and Actors," students spend the day as colorful amorphous sacks, expressing themselves using only their bodies in this public performance.

Tuesday's are a perfect day to get nostalgic, Mules. The @muhlenbergtrexlerlibrary and @bergspecialcollections has launched #TraditionTuesday — a look into the past at the simple things and memories that bring Mules together across generations.

Shankweiler Scholars Class of '24 will welcome Dr. Shelley Hershner TONIGHT at 7 p.m. “Sleep to Stay Awake” explores student sleepiness, how this can affect students’ academic performance and mental health. The event is free and open to the public. muhlenberg.edu/news/2022/2022…

Vivian Ha '20 has a future that is as bright as the pearly white smiles she will be working on. After graduating from Muhlenberg, she is now on her way to success at Harvard Dental School. muhlenberg.edu/news/2022/find…

Three young Muhlenberg alumni are busy crafting a beautiful future. Sarah Gordin '21, Isabel Kaufman '21 and Gwen Wilkie '20 are all serving as AmeriCorps ArtistYear fellows, teaching the arts to students in the greater Philadelphia area. muhlenberg.edu/news/2022/thre…

This afternoon: Members of the Muhlenberg community gathered to acknowledge and hold space for the Ukrainian citizens and victims of the invasion of Ukraine. instagram.com/p/Casd5Dkvnsa/…

Eleven members of the faculty were recently granted tenure and promoted to associate professor by the Board of Trustees on the recommendation of President Kathleen Harring. Congratulations! Read on to see who our newest Associate Professors are. muhlenberg.edu/news/2022/muhl…

Burnout in medicine was prevalent even before the pandemic hit, according to Dr. Michelle Quirk ’05. How does she know? She experienced it first hand. See her journey treating burnout in herself so she can help others rebound from the same diagnosis. muhlenberg.edu/news/2022/drmi…

At the end of the day, Hannah Turner '19 is striving to do one thing: Increase access to postgraduate education. Learn about how she is working to assist prospective students from underrepresented backgrounds reach their graduate school goals. muhlenberg.edu/news/2022/post…

For today’s #TraditionTuesday, we’re taking a look at a bygone Muhlenberg tradition: Tug-of-War. Tug-of-War was a competition between the freshman and sophomore classes that took place across Cedar Creek. The contest had its origins in a "pole fight" that began in 1915.

Lengths of ropes were attached to a pole that was tugged across the football field. The first mention of the Cedar Creek tug-of-war appears in the May 22, 1923 issue of the Muhlenberg Weekly and seems to have continued annually until 1970, at which time it became more sporadic.

The event will be hosted March 23, 2022 at 5 p.m. in the Seeger's Union Event Space and is open to faculty, staff and students in person, as well as virtually for the public community (Zoom details TBA). For more info about the event and to RSVP, click here:

On behalf of the @MuhlenbergPsych, we'd like to welcome this year's Rosenberg Speaker, Dr. Ryan Lei He'll examine the concept of "intersectional invisibility," the idea that often, Black women get further marginalized in a cultural context, even compared to Black men.

This #TraditionTuesday we are revisiting the Pajama Parade, a beloved bygone Muhlenberg Tradition. Begun as the “Freshman Parade '' in the late 19th c., it was initially held on Halloween when the freshmen would dress in pajamas and partake in the Allentown Halloween parade.

Over time, the Pajama Parade became a pep event for Homecoming and was preceded by an enormous bonfire.The parade was suspended in 1957 with the advent of female students, but resumed in the 1970s. The last one seems to have been held in 1981.

It’s #TraditionTuesday! Today we take a look at the Matriculation Book. A longstanding tradition, signing the Matriculation Book has been a ceremonial rite of passage for Muhlenberg freshmen since 1885.

Recent alumni may remember being summoned to the President’s House to sign the book during June Advising. No matter where or when you participated in this tradition, your name will forever be inked alongside that of every other Mule to pass through the red doors.